Sporting Goods : 30 Watt Megaphone W/ Extra Microphone Record Feature
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from: Coolstuff4U
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Unknown
Label: Coolstuff4U
Manufacturer: Coolstuff4U
Publisher: Coolstuff4U
Sales Rank: 13786
Studio: Coolstuff4U
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Product Description:
Lightweight and easy to handle, this is a ruggedly constructed power megaphone and portable PA system for sound reinforcement and mobile applications. Virtually indestructible, the non-corrosive shockproof construction will withstand the abuse normally encountered in mobile applications. The unusually long reflex projector with a narrow dispersion angle permits focusing of the sound beam where it is needed, with greater power concentration, penetration and effective range. It has a unidirectional condenser microphone built into it so you can hold the megaphone to your mouth and talk normally. You can also use the hand held CB style mic that plugs into the back of the unit if you want to be able to pass the mic around.It measures 13.5' long, and 8' in diameter and features an incredibly loud alarm / siren switch you can trigger with a gentle push of your finger when you want to get the crowds attention fast, and has a record feature that allows you to record a message up to 10 seconds long, and have it play on a loop over and over. It has a volume control that your thumb can easily adjust, and a sturdy black nylon neck strap that allows it to be worn around your neck. The neck strap is very useful so that you don't have to hold the Megaphone at all times, instead allowing it to hang while using the separate mic to talk. Maximum output power is 30 watts which gives you an effective range of up to 1000 yards (that's over half a mile!), and it uses 8 'D' cell batteries (not included).This is a brand new item, still in the original box, and is incredibly useful any time you have a group of people getting together. Whether used for business or pleasure, you can count on it to keep things organized.
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